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Example sentences for "smarter"

Lexicographically close words:
smarte; smarted; smarten; smartened; smartening; smartest; smarting; smartish; smartly; smartness

Sometimes I think cats are smarter than people," Arlen said, "but I love to hear the birds.

If you were smarter and tougher, you might as well just take the other person's wallet.

While neither was bothered with the romantic ideas usually attached to the woodland cabins of fiction, each had expected a smarter camp.

If you try to take whisky into that country, you've got to be smarter than the smartest policemen in the world.

Any fellow who can point out the mistakes another fellow has made is a darned sight smarter fellow than the fellow who made them.

I guess you're smarter than some people give you credit for, Mr. Rayton.

He was much merrier and smarter than on the night of the last game.

You are right, you are smarter than I thought for; it is shrewd in you not to make terms at once.

At least, the Satheri think so, and I must admit that in some ways they are smarter than we.

He's smarter than most of his kind, but just as ugly.

No, indeed, she had not; nor if she had had one, would it have been of a smarter nature than her present thick white dimity.

It might have hurt her, if hers had been smarter than yours.

Ship for ship of the same class the Americans had the larger and smarter vessels of the two, and often the better crews.

They took no further notice of either their torpid companion or our party, until suddenly an idea appeared to enter the head of one, smarter looking than his fellows.

Then," said Roger disgustedly, "you're smarter than your father is.

If you can ketch as many grizzly bars in your lifetime as this trap has, you are smarter nor I think you are.

I made up my mind that if the thief got away from me he would have to be smarter nor I thought he war.

You're a leetle mite smarter than I thought you was.

Mark my words, Cynthy, Jethro Bass is an all-fired sight smarter that folks in this town think he be.

He spent his life thinking he was smarter than anybody else--smarter, probably, than all the universe.

He cried out in blood-curdling fury because other men were smarter than he was.

Think something of yourselves, I reckon, but we've come out on top with smarter folks than you.

The beard was trimmed to a pointed shape, and smarter curled moustaches were fashionable.

Powder came into use with the smart set, and a big bow and bag to finish the back of wig appeared, giving a smarter appearance to the white hair.

You're certainly smarter than I am -- I'm just an old sailor struggling along with the rest of the class.

She would have smarter gowns than Judy Trenor, and far, far more jewels than Bertha Dorset.

If we were only a little bit smarter we wouldn't have been robbed at all.

She's smarter than you two, but she had the same idea.

You think just because you spent six or eight years of your life in some college that you're automatically smarter than other people.

Anne was always smarter than he; he never knew just how much smarter she was but he knew when to feel apprehensive.

We pursued a strategy of more police, tougher punishment, smarter prevention with crime-fighting partnerships, with local law enforcement and citizen groups, where the rubber hits the road.

There may be other things we can do to be tougher on crime, to be smarter with crime, to help to lower that rate first.

And there is a good reason: The remaining federal work force is composed of Americans who are now working harder and working smarter than ever before, to make sure the quality of our services does not decline.